Ryder and his daddy were at the barn as well...and so the grands amused themselves by feeding the cows some hay. And Bentley kept watch...that seems to be his role in life. He is a barn dog through and through.
As I left the farm, I noticed the eagles had taken up residence in the tall evergreens behind the farmhouse once again.
They look exactly like the two that sat there last year. If they aren't careful, they will soon have names. The grands like to name everything over there!A wonderful Wednesday to you...
And a Happy Wednesday to you too, Judy. Is that cow going to post her delivery photos on Facebook? :)
ReplyDeleteThe two little cousins in the barn look so sweet, and the big dog's relaxed attitude belies his attentive regard.
Wow look at those majestic Eagles. So cool. I really like the looks of that dog of yours, too. How fun for your grands to get to experience life on your farm...
ReplyDeleteThat's a great mosaic and tells a wonderful story. I love Ranen's pant leg up and pant leg down look. Too cute! They both must've loved seeing such a new calf.
ReplyDeleteThose eagles...majestic and magnificent. Do they damage the trees? Have they not heard of a mountain aerie?
I enjoyed seeing the cow barn and the little newborn calf, Judy! I'm sure Ranen and Ryder loved helping out. Bentley looked a little bored but still on the job! :-)
ReplyDeleteAren't eagles so majestic? It is so good to see them thriving again!
It must be so much fun for the grands to grow up on the farm. Us city slickers can't offer our kids that. Cute pics.
ReplyDeleteThose two grands of yours are just the cutest! I'm sure they have so much fun....oh the memories they will recount one day! Kathy (MGCC)
ReplyDeleteAmazing picture of the eagles. How fortunate the kids are to share in farm life.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun post! Beautiful pictures... as always ... your grands don't know how blessed they are!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear what the grands name the eagles. George and Martha works for me!
ReplyDeleteLife on the farm is always so interesting. Never a day that is the same. I loved showing our little ones the life of a new born calf. It is so miraculous.
ReplyDeleteGreat collage...the techniques paid off...It's too fun.
What a fantastic mosaic inside your cow barn. I love it. Your grands really have a great place to learn about life and living and sometimes letting go of life too.
ReplyDeleteOH .. the eagles are fantastic .. I've seen a few around here too.
Judy, I am always in awe of just how beautiful it is where you live. Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteReal cows and calves has to be so much fun to share with your grandchildren. I grew up visiting my uncle's farm every week, and I often thought I would like to give that joy to my own grandchildren. At this point I do not see that happening. I enjoyed these pictures so much. The Eagles were just beautiful! What a sight to behold.
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